BJP MP Bansuri Swaraj carrying a bag with 'NATIONAL HERALD KI LOOT' printed on it, arrives to attend a JPC meeting on 'One Nation, One Election', New Delhi Photo credit | PTI
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BJP’s Bansuri Swaraj targets Congress with ‘National Herald Ki Loot’ bag at JPC meet in Parliament

This action follows Congress MP Priyanka Gandhi's previous use of bag to Parliament that had "Palestine" emblazoned on it.

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NEW DELHI: Keeping the heat on the Congress over the National Herald issue, BJP MP Bansuri Swaraj on Tuesday carried a bag with a message about the "loot" in the case as she arrived in the Parliament annexe for the committee meeting over the bills proposing simultaneous polls.

Her black bag had "National Herald Ki Loot" emblazoned over it in red colour.

Congress leaders Sonia Gandhi and Rahul Gandhi are accused in the case, with the Enforcement Directorate charging them with money laundering.

The Congress has dismissed the allegation as a vendetta by the ruling BJP against its top leaders.

Former Supreme Court judge Hemant Gupta, former Law Commission of India chairman B S Chauhan and noted lawyer and Congress MP Abhishek Manu Singhvi are among the personalities who will give their views to the Joint Committee of Parliament on simultaneous polls.

BJP MP P P Chaudhary is heading the committee.

Congress MP Priyanka Gandhi had last year carried a bag to Parliament that had "Palestine" emblazoned on it.

The handbag emblazoned with the word "Palestine" and Palestinian emblems, including a watermelon, was seen as a symbol of Palestinian solidarity.

Gandhi had also carried a handbag to Parliament with the message of "Bangladesh ke Hindu aur Isaiyon ke saath Khade ho" (stand with the Hindus and Christians of Bangladesh).

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